UN showdown over American charges A Chinese aggression in Korea
At Lake Success the United States urges the UN Security Council to back a strong resolution and pressure China and North Korea over aggression in Korea. Soviet and Chinese bloc veto threats loom as debate resumes with emphasis on rallying world opinion.
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Penny Lake
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UN Security Council
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Austin
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Mag Tre-Tung
General Assembly
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Korea
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Soviet Bloc
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Security Council
Washington
Chinese delegates to UN set up iron curtain
Chinese delegates at the United Nations have created an iron curtain with restricted contact. They avoid sightseeing and dining rooms at the Waldorf Astoria, meals sent to rooms, a reserved hotel elevator, and vacant rooms at ends of their suite to prevent eavesdropping amid Korean War casualties.
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Ching
United Nations
Waldorf-Astoria
Tax bill debate faces veto risk amid shifting votes
The article reports on a key portion of a tax bill facing possible veto as lawmakers discuss a 75 percent threshold proposal. It notes partyline divisions and wavering Democratic support, with mentions of specific vote counts and procedure.
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Snowstorm Impacts Area With 6 to 8 Inch Forecast
Forecasters warn six to eight inches of snow for the region today as roads open but treacherous conditions persist. Heavy drifting and a broken plow hampered clearing efforts while schools report near normal attendance amid travel disruptions and partial bus routes in Wayne and Concord townships.
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Worried Lawmakers Call for Showdown on Korean War
Desperate lawmakers pressed for a quick United Nations showdown on the Korean war situation in Washington. Senators urged Defense Marshall to brief the Armed Services Committee about the military outlook amid Chinese Communist pressure.
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Washington
United Nations
Corry hunter suffers frozen feet during deer season ordeal
A Corry hunter, Edward Lewis, 24, became lost in the Endeavor region while with local trackers. He was found with frozen feet and legs after stumbling upon a hunting camp and transported to Corry Hospital for treatment as the search party continued overnight. A second hunter from Spring Creek, Gerald Wilkinsor, is also reported ill today.
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Corry Hospital
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Spring Creek
Buck Season Under Way Leads Reported Bucks and Does
Buck season opened with limited reports as Robertmmensen took the first buck weighing 40 pounds. Dozens of hunters listed a series of button bucks and 6 point racks from Blue Eye to Garland, Spartanburg and Tomorack areas, with weights ranging 25 to 125 pounds. Secretary Acheson will address Korea tonight at 8 p.m. from the State Department.
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Conrad French
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Clarence Cox
Button Buck
Jackson Hill
Alvin Coon
Torpedo
Jack McCaslin
Ronald Cummings
Garland
Lyle Blynt
Rupert Morrris
Eldred Hitt
Manley Robbin
Carter Hill
Ronald Jenny
Elmer Good
Clinton Magee
Norman Dalley
Spartanaburg
John Migilaccio
Harold Hulings
Clarendon
Dumex Babcock
Edward Dyer
Davey
Lionel Jaggi
Pine Valley
William Mitchell
Donia Hall
New ‘London Corners
Richard Hall
New London Corners
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Washington
Korea
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CBS
Cost of living index reaches all time high
The government price index for October rose to 17.8 percent of the 1994-39 period, up 0.8 percent since September and a new peak. General Motors adds wage hikes for about 477,000 workers while some contracts tied to the index may differ for others. Prices for housing finishings and apparel also increased in October.
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Truman urges quick Congress action to aid Yugoslavia
President Truman urged Congress to approve an emergency Yugoslavia aid fund of 98 million dollars for immediate relief to help Tito's government resist Soviet pressure. He argued swift passage serves national interests and preserves Yugoslavia's independence after breaking with the Kremlin. The appeal followed House hearings on the aid plan as assistant secretary Perkins warned that next spring could be critical. SHAMBACH TO RETIRE Harrisb urg Nov 20 J. Shambach, longtime secretary of the public school employes retirement board since 1944, will retire tomorrow.
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Grave Decisions Confront U S On Crisis In Korea
Washington reports indicate the United States faces grave choices as it seeks allied and UN support for a response to the Korean crisis. Officials say a unified plan must balance possible sanctions, diplomatic moves, and actions against Chinese aggression, with Truman and Secretary of State Acheson pressing for a coordinated approach.
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Statehood for Alaska Opposed by Coalition
Southern Democrats with GOP support wage all out fight to block the Alaska statehood bill as Senate leaders consider delaying action to avoid a filibuster risk. The dispute centers on delaying or pairing Alaska and Hawaii bills before the January session adjourns, with broader defense and regulatory measures at stake.
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Myers Refuses Federal Appointment After Reelection Bid
Senator Francis J Myers of Pennsylvania says he will not accept a federal position after his term ends. He plans to resume his law practice in Pennsylvania, despite speculation linked to Truman administration referrals and Republican opposition in Congress.
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Train Truck Crash Averted After Elevator Platform Mishap
A westbound freight train narrowly avoided collision when a truck struck the right of way near a city station. The truck was pushed onto the platform edge, tearing a rear view mirror and causing about an hour of traffic delays while a repair was made. Local officials and a railroad official coordinated to clear the scene and restore traffic flow. In Prague, Abbot Stanteliv Karolimék admitted conspiring against Czechoslovakia's communist government during high treason and espionage trials. several defendants pleaded guilty.
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Pleven Asks Confidence Vote Amid Political Turmoil
Paris reports Premier Rene Pleven seeks a confidence vote from the National Assembly to shore up support for his government. The gambit aims to avert a government collapse as deputies weigh backing or blocking the cabinet in a tense parliamentary session.
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Two Hunters Shoot Man by Mistaken Deer Noise
In Hazleton Pa on November 29 Ralph Hartis, 95, of Weatherly was critically wounded by two hunters who fired after mistaking him for a deer. Hartis was shot through both hips and transported by train to Hazleton State Hospital. Karl W Moyer Jr and Richard H Dodson, both of Reading, are held on unclear charges as police investigate the remote area shooting.
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Chinese Reds Use Tanks For First Time In Korean War
American divisions crossed the Chongchan River as Chinese forces reportedly deployed tanks for the first time in northwest Korea. Allied air and ground operations pressed the offensive amid heavy fighting, with units reporting routes and pockets of resistance near Pyongyang and along the front.
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